git-cleanse
v1.0.10
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This command line tool will recursively remove all empty files (except `.gitkeep`, `.hgkeep` & `.keep`) and empty directories (except `.git`, `.hg`, `.svn` & `node_modules`) from your file system, starting from your current working directory.
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git-cleanse
Description
This command line tool will recursively remove all empty files (except .gitkeep
, .hgkeep
& .keep
) and empty directories (except .git
, .hg
, .svn
& node_modules
) from your file system, starting from your current working directory.
This tool is not configurable.
Requires Node.js 6.0.0 or later.
Use cases
- When working in a team, you may encounter a situation where someone else renames (or deletes) a directory in your project. After syncing your local repository with remote, you will be left with directory structure that is of no use anymore.
- You have redundant empty files in your project.
Those files or directories may clutter your IDE, file system, or simply annoy you.
Installation
npm install -g git-cleanse
Usage
Change your current working directory to your repository directory, eg.
cd ~/projects/my-project
Run git-cleanse
git-cleanse